La NASA publica nuevas imágenes de 3I/Atlas: ¿qué sabemos del cometa?

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La NASA publica nuevas imágenes de 3I/Atlas: ¿qué sabemos del cometa?  Los dos satélites de la ESA y varias naves de la NASA en y cerca de Marte observaron el cometa cuando pasó junto al planeta rojo a solo 29 millones de kilómetros el mes pasado.  MÁS INFORMACIÓN : http://es.euronews.com/2025/11/20/la-nasa-publica-nuevas-imagenes-de-3iatlas-que-sabemos-del-cometa  ¡Suscríbete a nuestro canal! Euronews está disponible en 12 idiomas

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00:30The shape of the nucleus is also difficult to pin down because generally we're not resolving

00:45it in our observations.

00:47It's obscured by the dust and especially it's obscured by the reflected sunlight off

00:53of the dust in the inner part of the coma.

00:55But what observers from the ground have been able to do is observe the brightness of the

01:01center of the comet over time to see if there's a modulation of that brightness that would

01:06be an indication of rotation.

01:09And it's very difficult to discern.

01:11So what it's looking like so far is that the shape of the nucleus is not very far from

01:20being round.

01:21It doesn't seem to be a big or at least we're not seeing signatures of a very elongated object

01:25yet.

01:26So what's happening here?

01:27No.

01:28I'm not sure you don't have to be very high.

01:29You go with your attention to this outside the comet or the spacecraft?

01:33Everybody's doing that.

01:34I'm glad you're looking for it.

01:35You can understand how many of the time they're loose.

01:38They'll get rid of them in their eye.

01:39So what's happening here?

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